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Mobility / Garden Leave in My HR Services


INTRODUCTION

Mobility / Garden leave is a Leave of absence which identifies the period of paid inactivity, during which an employee stays away from the workplace and is in the process of terminating their employment.

This inactivity period will now be recorded in My HR Services to allow us to have a correct employment status (Inactive leave), correct HC reporting, exclusions from mandatory training, etc ...


PROCESS FOR SITE HR

As Site HR, what is my responsibility for employees going to Mobility / Garden Leave ? 

  1. In case of Mobility / Garden Leave under a restructuring program, update the employee’s position, as of the 1st day of the month when the mobility / garden leave starts (or 1st day of the pay period for US/MX):
    1. Cost Center: to assign the corresponding Restructuring cost center 
    2. Department: to move to the corresponding Restructuring Department 
    3. Higher level position: to change to ZZZ Manager (22007914)


2. Ask Country Payroll Team via a ticket to record a leave of absence, including the following details:

    1. Name and employee ID of the person
    2. Leave of absence : Mobility/Garden Leave
    3. Start date : indicate the start date of the inactivity period that precedes the termination.
    4. Expected return date : mention the expected termination date


3. Record the employee’s termination, minding to specify the correct ‘Last worked date’ VS actual ‘termination date’. 


PROCESS FOR PAYROLL TEAMS

Upon the Site HR's request via a ticket, you will record the ‘Mobility / Garden Leave’ Leave of Absence in My HR Services. 


This new LOA is not mapped to PP9 : no action will be created in IT0000 nor in IT0001. In hrX, as for any LOA, you will see an event of ‘Leave of absence start’ as well as ‘Data change’ but without impact on euHReka. 










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